Form X.

Wandsworth Gaol, County of Surrey 4 Jan 3 1873

PARTICULARS of a Person convicted of a Crime specified in the 20th Section of the Prevention of Crimes Act, 1871.

Name ........................................... Joseph Channon 3969

and

Aliases ...........................................

Age (on discharge) ......................... 12 Height ........................................... 4 ft 5½ Hair ............................................. Brown Eyes ............................................. Blue Complexion .................................... Fresh Where born .................................... Surrey Married or single ............................. Single Trade or occupation ........................ None Any other distinguishing mark .......... Scar upper lip & over left eye

Photograph of Prisoner. Address at time of apprehension .......... 6 Tom's Row Ham Surrey

Whether summarily disposed of or tried by a Jury. Summarily

Place and date of conviction.............. Nimpton 5 Decr 72

Offence for which convicted .............. Simple Larceny 1st At a farm House

Sentence ........................................ 6 Weeks H. L. 1 5 Yrs Ref.

If sentenced to Police Super- vision, not to be stated.

If liberated on Licence, date when sentence will expire.

Date to be liberated ......................... 15 Jan 73

Intended residence after liberation ......... Let to James Todd School Ship, "Cornwall" Off Penfleld Summary Convictions.—Dates, nature of offences, and places where convicted.

15 Feb. 92 Simple Larceny, let out some gear &c. 14 days & whipped

Trials by Jury.—Dates, nature of offences, and places where convicted.

Names of police officers, prison warders, or others who can identify and prove convictions.

Any other particulars as to antecedents, associates, &c.

Governor.